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it
Wednesday.
Janu.o
PAGE
TWO
THE
D.iiLY
news
tS2?
FASTEST
HOCKEY
GAME
THE
SEASON
AT
VICTORIA
HARVARD
STAR
George
Owen,
former
Harvar
d
football,
baseball
and
hockey
star,
and
rated
as
the
greatest
college
ice
product
in
the
United
States
since
the
days
of
"Hobey"
Baker,
is
now
a
member
of
the
Boston
Bruins
hockey
team.
Sport
Ghat
Local
fight
fans
are
looking
fprward
with
ah
.....
-y"'Y'"---
r,.i,i,vahio
irffVril
j
et
to
tomorrow
nights-
tin
the
Capitol
Theatre
whit
ises
to
be
the
crowning
event
of
a
number
of
successful
c&rds
that
have
been
oromoted
hire
h,,-.
iha
.t
vr
r
hvi
Matchmaker
Charlie
Brown.
The
,
v..
...mi
t
u
OSS
ee
f
and
Alf
Harding.
It
will
bring
to
a
head-a
rather
long
standing
dispute
as
to
just
which
of
'the
two
i,
the
bett-.-disuttf
wtlch
,
to
date
has
not
been
satfsfatiOr-
things,
the
boys
'are
going1'
'
fn
there
this
time
to
-really
battle
and
It
would
not
l,e
surprising
ii
Buine
une
uvea
iiui
eii
iiib
uuii
before
the
ten
stanzas
are
over.
They
say
that
Dido
haj
a
good
chance
to
fia
on
poists.
Others
say
that
Alf
has
just
as
good
a
chanee
to
administer
a
Knock-out
drop.
Both
boys
have
their
keen
supporters
and
there
should
be
plenty
of
enthusiasm.
The
semi-final
between
Tommy
Fraser
and
Tiger
Boulter
should
also
be
interesting.
It
will
be
Tommy's
first
appearand
fn
the
rlmr
for
sree
tfrae.
Indeed;
some
of
the
newer
fans
hare
not
seen
htm
in
action.
Boulter
Is
a
bet
ter
known
figure
And
he
is
pretty-
tough.
These
two
ayH
have
lots
,
of
friends
who
5vfll
be
balking
Ittrkr
up
strong,
either
preliminaries
as
well
as
'
the
moving
pictures
and
vaudeville
should
make
a
good
entertainment
of
it
for
the
local
fans
as"
well
as
the
visaing
Western
Retail
Lumber-men'a
Association.
Magoe
basketball
is
not
expected
to
be
resumed
in
Prince
Rupert
for
another
two
weeks
at
k'.'
t.
The
weather
is
a
little
too
cold
to
make
the
Exhibition
Hall
very
comfortable
and
-there
is
also
a
little
re-crganiiation
work
to
be
carried
out
in
the
Senior
and
Ladles
Leajrues.
With
Port
Simpson
out
and
Kincolith
probably
not
returning,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
a
third
team
can
be
obtained
for
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
Players
Club
in
the
Senior
League.
Efforts
Jir(s
being
rt!e
to
fill
the
vacancy
In
the
Ladles'
League
through
the
withdraws:!
of
the
Drill
'Trimr
EXTINCT
Inspector
(examining
class)
Name
an
extinct
animal.
Small
Boy
Please
sir,'
Tommy.
Inspector
But
Tommy
isn't
an
extinct
animal.
Small
Boy
Yes,
sir.
He
was
our
cat,
but
the
dog
got
hold
of
him.
School
Journal.
NOW
WITH
BRUINS
GRIMES
TRADE
WAS
EFFECTIVE
I
MiaM
Lest
.Pennant
imt
Year
J
r,t
.M.Atiwi
I
'inrousn
-icai
ana
nocney
7-5
Affected
NEW
YORK,
Jat
22.
Trading
,BU
,e,?u'unm"
.rnjD
deaI
that
apparently
cost
the,
f
iant!
th?
?2
pennant
grieved
local
baseball
fans.asa
unit.
But
JSll
who
alto
ftk
their
hockey
may
'
not
eel
so
hurt
now
since
Pitts-
"
rAtfnTWZ.Z.
f
th
Worte"'
acf"
of
ki
big
mg!?rZh
...
.
ry.u
and
proeee'dect
to
make
a
pennant
threat
of
a
club
that
for
a
time
had
little
else
to
offer
l
win-
nij?g
team
Now
Worters
has
joined
the
New
York
Americans
of
the
National
Hockey
League
and
already
has
helped
what
was
cue
of
the
weakest
clubs
in
the
league
lasi
year
10
me
wp
posi-
UL
,nt,he
interntion1
rouP-1
The
Giants
exchanged
Grimes
for
Vic
Aldridge.
At
the
time
H
looked
like
a
trade
of
one
good
pitcher
for
another
good
pitcher.
ftut
Aldridge
proved
to
be
a
total
loss
ami
was
dropped
to
the
minors
before
the
season
was
two-third
ver.
Meanwhile
Grimes
became
a
ene-m'an
ball
club.
.He
won
25
garnet,
tying
with
'Larry
Benton
for,
the
league
lead
in
the
number
of
victories.
With
the
(Hants
up
then-
fight;
ing
for
the
pennant
throughout
most
of
the
season,
the
difference
in
pitching
strength
reflected
in
the
Grimes-Aldridge
deal
meant
more
than
the
difference
between
the
runner-up
Giants
and
the
champiosship
Cardinals.
They
still
will
be
hollering
about
that
unfortunate
transac
tion
long
after
the
current
hoc
key
seaeon
has
closed,
but
if
the
Americans
nail
up
the
interna
tional
group
flag
Pittsburgh
wontd
be
entitled
to
some
grati-tWde
for
having
"contributed"
tho
key
man
of
the
local
team's
defense.
It'
ttti)
would
be
a
somewhat
of
a
contHbution
even
though
Wer-tert
cost
$20,000,
for
hockey
in
the
National
Leagife
is
a
big
money
proposition,
ami
men
of
Worters
.
calibre
are
scarce
at
Men
more
than
that
figure.
Try
a
Dally
News
WANT-AD.
It
H1
bring
results.
PNEUMONIA
'
Call
a
pbriictta
Tbtnr
bftn
"mergncy"
Ut
tititment
with
VICKS
O
r
tt
Millimn
Jmrt
U..J
..rfr
Cuts
Hold
Lions
to
Draw
Last
Night
After
Beating
Them
Well
On
Previous
Evening
at
Hockey
VICTORIA,
JafY.
23.
The
Victoria
Cubs
are
threatening
ffie
suprerfiacy
in
the
Pacific
Coast
ftockey
League
of
the
Vancouver
Lions.
Last
night,
for
the
second
time
on-
successive
nights,
they"
battled
into
'overtime
but
failed
to
settle
the
argument,
even
though
they
played
10
minutes
extra
according
to
the
regulations.
At
the
close
of
last
night's
game
the
score
was
two
goals
all.
This
game
produced
the
fastest
and
most
thrilling
and
best
hodkey
played
here
this
season.
The
Vancouver
stick
handlers
put
up
a
gallant
fight
to
stop
the
Victoria
onslaught
.
So
well
did
the
Cubs
play
that
local
spectators
are
enthused
over
the
possible
prospect
of
a
Victoria
championship
at
the
close
of
the
season
.
,The
draw
puts
Victoria-in
a
tie
with
Portland
for
second
place
in
the
league
standing.
TRIPLE
BILL
AT
CAPITOL
TOMORROW
Boxing
to
Be
Feature
of
Big
Entertainment
With
Vaudeville
And
Pictures
The
big
triple
bfll
for
January
21
t
the
Capital
Theatre
is
completed
and
will
be
Heed
up
as
follows:
Big
first
run
picture,
featur
ing
Marion
Davies
in
The
i.
Card-
,
T
vaudeville
Bob
James,
.sinking
comedjan.,
1
Downie1
'and
McCulloch,
.step
dance
artlits,
,
Al
and
Art.
singing
comedians.
-l
r
.'m
-LLS
t
-1
1
'
''I'ui'-l
A.
Myramvy
aiiipucu,
,
cciuaict
V
'
68.
Jarnes
Sturgeon
&.
Co.Bagipe
.neeSalty.
'
"'
.
..
'
Engagement;
Jean
Wllson-Browne,
singing
artist.
tut.
i
'
'
Boxing
Program
Howie
Kelfh'
Ti.
Yotfhg
fTod
Morgan.
"
Ytinfe
Itkly"'ii:!
Young
Scot-'atfd.
"
'D.
MeMfraft'
Vs.
Kfd
BrcAra.
Tomtdfti
'
De
'Marto
vs.
Nina
''
Gufvfch.
Fred
Bolter
vs.
Jack
Halyroyd.
Semi
Final.
4
Bounds
Tommy
Fraser
vs.
Tiger
Boul-
(er
MaIn
Erent
,0
Hounds
Alf
Harding
vs.
Dido
Curvlch
FURTHER
GAMES
IN
,
nimmiTni?
BADMINTON
TOURNEl
Tniinurw
Three
Matches
Played
Last
Night
in'Open
Tournament
at
Cathedral
Club
The
-following
further
gamer
werer
ayfrd
last
night
in
tht
eph
badminton
toarnameht
being
held
'by-8tj
Andrew's
Anglican
CathedrbUClub:
'
'iMenW
Doubles
First
round
j
G.
T.
Tinker
and
A.
G.
IUx
beat
J.
W.
Nteholh
and
J.
S.
Wilson,
15-12,
15-8.
Second
round
H.
T.
Cross
and
Lyman
II
in
ton
beat
Alf
Slocomb
and
A.
C.
Brand,
16-12,
15-8.
Mixed
Doubles
First
round
Mies
Laura
Friz
cell
and
C.
J.
Norrington
beat
Mr.
ami
Mra.
S.
Darton,
15-4,
8-15,
16-3.
the'
Weather
,
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm,
temperature,
34.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Rosswood
dotrdy.
calm,
20.
Aiyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
20.
AHec
Arm
Cloudy.
windV.
32.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.'
Stewart
ftoay.
calm,
2G.
X'art
S(n1p40ii
ClQucIy.
-'Mlm,
82.
.
.1
I
Haysport
Cloudy,
calm.
28.
Haielton
Cloudy,
windy,
1G.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
25.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
lero.
Atlln
CIoHdy,
E.
wind.
24.
WhitehorsoCloudy,
calm,
21.
Fort
Selkirk;
Snowing,
calm,
12.
Dawson-f-Cloudy,
calm,
10.
SCOTTISH
WIN
THEROSSCUP
VICTORIA.
Jan
.
22.
The
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment,
according
to
an
announcement
just
made
by
the
militia
authorities,
has
been
awarded
the
Ross
cup,
given
for
a
contest
in
military
tactics
by
teams
from
the
various
infantry
regiments
of
British
Columbia,
ether
than
the
North
B.
C.
Regiment,
which
was
the
only
unit
unrepresented
.
The
contestants
were
given
a
set'
exe'rcH
in
military
tactics
for
solution
and
had
a
sand
table
set
out
on
which
were
show
'iatu're,'
iatufe,
.and
and
to
to
scale,
scale,
t!
the
fopo
-
'
graphical
features
of
an
area
rep
-
presenting
several
square
miles.
The
same
narrative
of
a
sittlin
1
waa
rrlxtan
n
all
ilia
ttof
A
tif
a
v
i.v.ikwulu0
i
An
on
thali
their
arrival
arrival
at
nt
t
the
Vi
a
sonrl
sand
taKta
table.
me
sx
iorce
prouiem
avvnav
advancing
in
hbjiCfte
territory
cov
-
ereo
or
aavancea
and
iianic
J
guards,
a"nd
tKe
Special
problem
offered'
wa
with
reference
to
the'
Hon
df
the
flank
guard
in
clear-
ing
the
enemy
from
a
group
of
buildings
on
a
hill
overlooking
the
line
of
advance
of
the
force,
bringing
into
action
the
co-operation
of
the
various
arms
of
the
service
usually
allotted
to
a
flank
guard.
SECOND
HALF
OF
BILLIARDS
Schedules
Q.ni
fof
tvirat
First
and
,i
c
Second
a
Division
Activities
Are
Issued
SPECTACULAR
HOCKEY
GAME
New
York
Kangers
Won
When
Only
74
Set'6ncs'
to
Go
TORONTO,
Jan.
23.
Toronto
played
the
New
York,
Hangers
to
it
standstill
until
with
only
74
seconds
ttf
go
and
with
New
York
regulars
on
the
bench
resting
for
an
overtime
period,
Murray
Murdock,
spare
wing
man
from
W'irini-peg,
sped
past
the
Toronto
defence
to
give
the
Rangers
victory.
mtroH
won
art"
Overtime
contest
from
MorltreaT
when
flcbrge
Hay
broke
the
dead,
lock.
Boston
and
the
Caiadfen
pfayed
a1
scorele
dV$
rrV
a
slow
defensive
game.
szr..
The
taif-enders,
Chicago
ancf
Ottawa,
pfaye'd
a
one"all
dVav?
irr
the
third
succession'
for'
"the"
Senators1.
The"
following
were
Hie"
Scores:
.
Montreal
0,
DetroltM.
Chicago
f,
Oftawa
A
.
Toronto
0,
N.Y.
Ranger
1.
Cariadlen's
0,
Boston
0.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(liy
Th
Trmp)
There
appears
tff.be
a
laek
of
j
any
definite
ruling
as
to
the
use
j
of
rubber
mouthpieces
by
boxersT
!B1taaiprritetidrtitfstkyie
Hps
and
:
feeth.
Charley
Betanger
and
ixj
LeWj8
both
started
thir
boutf
'-here
usirtg
.moilth
giiatdi.vand
ordered"
to
remhvfc
thrt.
'As
'i
ij.ift-
tnat
ruling
aiiecieti
win
iuvii
.
i
-t.
j
i
1
Mn
mere
was
no
aaraspip
wurwsu
w
eitner
boxer.
Some
years
ago
ltherg
was
quite
a
scene
when,
boxing
in
old
Madison
fequare
a0rdert(
jart
flrlffon
refused
to
xvith
tht,
-,
ntll
his
nt
the
Mme
Ted
is.
removed
8
rnouthpfete.
basfPri-
day
night
in
New
York
Jimmy
McLarnin
was
perihlttef
"trWe1
a
mouth
guard
throughout,
nisi
txtot
with
Joe
OBcki
?6hf
V"
"
Kiernan
in
the
New
Yotk
Timeif
Eight.
Local
gripped
by
the
teeth,
ts
as
a
s
for
the
MCftiKUuMC
tlt$t&
jfaibt&Mm&ing
the
of
the
first
and
second
effwt
of
pUnehes-t6
th
jaw.
Schedules
the
season
division
billiard
leagues
have'been
Issued
by
V.
It.
Longsecretary
df
the
Prinze
'RbfMlrt
BS'Iafd'
Association,
and'
are
as
fojfows:
i
,
First.
Division.
'
.
January
aWGrotto
k.
Grand
Twnal8.
JantKry
31
Canadian
figTo'i
vs.
Grotto.
February
7
Grand
Terminal
vs.
Canadian
Leglc-n.
vfites:
''M6LarnIn
wlfefi
a
white
meuthpiece
to-
pretett
fare
teeth.
file
boxes
with
a
grin
on
hi
coun
tenance,
and
looks
like
an
advertisement
for
seme
klnu
of
dental
cream.
The
.
ordinary
red
mouthpieces
are
not
ilVt
so
ou
pretty.
ath.j
The
boxeVs
look
a
thowfh
they
.
.
were
Dranaisninir
iooiniis
xumi.
The
objection
made
to
the
use
of
mouthpieces
is
that
the
rubber,
.
a.'.
-
F6r
the
pait
JlfKyeiTrsi
the
Unl-
ted
States
liatnnfl
tennis
cham
-
pionsnips
naveoten
jjqemeu
oni
tht
courts
"of"
thr
Pjrt
Hill
Club,
the
Unit
Lawn
jTennia
Assocjatron
hftvjng
eon-
fmtM
Avith
the
flirest
Hnis
Club
Co
hofd
the
tournament
ttfeY
for
that
period.
With
the
expiration
of
the
contract
last
season
there
Olub,
.
mortgaged
I
"
-,...j
isfadfnrn
to
maintain,
harm
tn
again
secure
(he
tournameht
as
did
In
igatM
Assoeiatloir.
11
hn
rfAh
(termnrtfnwH
Crfeiet
Club
of
Phllao'elphte,
the
scene
of
many
fmportnnf
tennia
battle
In
the"
pait.
WflEOB
HE
(iCirf
THE'
fDEA
"Wonder
who
Invented
those
vl-
I
orating
exercises?"
I
"Sorr-e
fellow
who
Owned
a
fllv
Iver,
I'll
bet."
Molorfhg.
tefcruary
14
Grand
Terminal,
f
considerable
rivalry
among
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
(he
dfifferent
sectronaf
bodies
of
February
21
Grotto
vs.
Oan
(fie
U.&L.f.A.
In
the
ffght
for
the
dlan
Lion.
fv.entfe
of
this
year's
teUrnament.
Febroary
2o-todfarf
Lgrorr
Kasterfl
LAwff
Tennis
Assoc-Legion
vs.
Grand
Terminal.
ffadon
wlfl
rrfAke
AfrenooM
ef-
March
0
Grbtto
Grand,
fort8
to
nave
the
tournament
Terminals.
Awarded
to
the
West
da
Tennis
March
I3-tOanadian
Legltfn
vs.
Cfub,
New
York,
while.
delegates
Grotto.
ffrbm
other
associations
will
at
March
20ra'hd
Terminal
W
annual
meeting
of
tfie
U.S.L.
vs.
Canadian
Lfglori.
TA.
next
month,
fight
hard
in
,
-
M6t
of
clubjf
in
their
own
dis
January
w
urowo
vs.
urana.wfh
win
Terminals.
January
3
Colcf
Storage
vs
Grotto.
February
t,nsi,.
&
f-
(tifinA
Grand
'tfmUiiVt:-
Termlnals'ipj,,,-
art
i
i
meeting
hm
ifs
us
oongauoni
obligations,
....
vs.
told
storage.
m
I
l'",e.aY'
HV""t
?"'""arum-
the
famous
yb.
uroiw,v
f
.
.
i
February
20-Gr0tt6
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Febrary
27-Cold
Storagfe
vs.
Grand
Termmafj.
Mareh
7
tffdtfo
V.
GfaiSI
Terminals.
March
14CoId
Storage
vs.
Grotto.
,
March
21
Grand
Terminals
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Ik
Acme
Importers'
Fifth
TEMPTAT
Ends
This
Week
SUITS
FOR
MEft
MEN'S
NAVY
BLUE
SERGE
SDITS-Genuino
blue,
single
or
double-breasted.
Get
one
of
th
-.
m
before
this
great
sale
ends.
The
very
low
sellin.
;;n
of
this
tot
will
not
permit
of
any
alterations.
Tffmntation
Sale
Price
$25.00
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN
MEN'S
WINTER
OVERCOATS
Ten
only
in
thi
All
offered
"at
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
iQ.0fl
MEN'S
BOOTS
MEN.'S
OXFORDS
Blacltiand
brown,
Good1
year
welted.
Sizes
6
to
10.
Temptation
Sale
rc
$3.95
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEN'S
HEMSTITCHED
WHITE
HANDKER
CHIEFS
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
-95c
The
Acme
Third
Avenue
Terms,
Strictly
Cash.
NADEN
HARBOR
HUNTING
TRIPt
NimriHt
tiff
Trt
tlraham
lsland
at
Mirfnighl
Tcnight
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
4
Towing
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
Capt.
Frank
Tyler,
will
leave
at
midnight
.
toniirht
for
Ndn
-j"
"
'
B
'
"row.
-mmbi
island,
having
on
board
e
utht
local
rnn
Bnt
,,,1,
.
quest
o.
game,
ueturn
wn
f?
to
0e
made
,,uuy
n,"1
or
f'onaay
morning
.
P10"'
J
in
thf
win
Cpt-
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Hon
Gon"
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v
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die,
Normnn
Watt
and
Douglas
!
aiorK.
,
WHO.
KOMO.
KOW
K(,n
KU
-'C.N.R.PROGRAM
FOR
THE
FANS
Wedncttday
CNRV,
Vancouver,
10.00:
Studio
prigram.
Thursday
CNRC,
Calgsrry,
9J0:
Studio
program
by
'the
Artists
Quartet.
CNRV,
Vancouver,
10.00:
studio
program
by
male
quartet.
Friday
CNRV,
Vancouver,
7.30:
Chil-
dren's
Hour.
8.30:
Addresses.
0.00:
CNRV
Concert
Trio
11.00:
Dance
music
by
the
.National
Melodians.
CNItE,
Edmonton,
10.80:
Stu-
dio
program.
'
Sunday
CNRV,'
Vancouver.
1).00:
Don-cert
program
by
the
Capitoliana.
SCOTTISH
CUP
R12PLAYS
GLASGOW,
Jan.
28:
ln
the
li
rat
round
or
the
Scottish
Cup'
rep
ays
toaay
t
Stirling
d.KOW,
KGO.
foated
Alloa
two
to
OR
nnrl
!).
l
IftVA.
,
cl,itf.
do
ellmfnatwl
King's
Park
five
VU
VIIVi
Annual
ON
SALE
JIEN'S
SOC
Ks
MEN'S
SOCKS
s
fiefd's,
heaw,
wool
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
pair
MEN'S
SOCKS
-
y.
Margaret's
Brand
run-wool
ribbed
D
-
.
overlook
these
.
Tempta-
tton
aaic
I'nce,
wr
.
Palr
,
55c
importers
RADIO
PROGAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
N.B.C.
Wednesday,
January
'It
6M&:
PafowHve
Hour,
ffffft,
RfJTlV.
KGO.
KI'O
i.M
$M:
"Roads
to
K
Him.
JfOMO.
KC.W.
K;
KFI
8.W):
The
Hill
Billy
Bv
KUy.
KOMO.
'
wreet
Time,
KIlQ
K'
HOMO,
KOW,
KPO.
The
Trocaderan
K-AV.
HC0-
KPI-
Thursday,
January
Z
.
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.
an.
n
v
tli)
wtv.
oenmrirnr
i-roran.:
r"'f
M6lff
R(TW
nhft
KPt
KFI
M:
standard
Symph
..n
MO:
Correct
time.
KIIU
K'
KOSIO,
KOW,
KPO.
i
JKKf
'
Memory
Lane,
KoW,
KOO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderan
KFI.
n.OO:
The
Trocaderan-
KF0.
Friday,
January
'.
.0O:
Wrigley
Review,
KHQ,
ROW,
KOO.
KPO.
6.30:
Phileo
Program,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO,
KP'i.
I.
7.00:
Hudson-Essex
in
gers,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KtiW
K
".
KPO,
KFI.
aOOROA
Haur,
KHQ,
K"M0,
K(ftV.
GO.
KPO.
KFI.
9.00:
Correct
Time.
KHQ
K'
HOMO,
KOW,
KPO.
90:
Moon
Magic.
h'M0,
KGO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans.
KM')
10.00
(o
11.80.
KFI
1"""
Ul.60,
KGO,
'KPO
11.00
to
i
'0
Saturday,
January
26
$M
National
Orchetni.
KHQi
Kogp.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFf
7.TOflAfeky
Strike
Hour.
KHQ.
K"MO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
K'
'
8.00:
The
Carnival:
KPO
M
8.16
to
9.00.
M)0:
Gorreet
Time.
KHQ.
KG".
nujjiu,
KGW,
KPO.
0.00:
Oolden
.
Wnds.
KIW-
KlIQ,
KOW,
KGO;
KPO-'w90
I
to
12.00.
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